Why do so few people invest in the stock market? If I had to sum it up in one word it would be routine or change. While my invest is in helping you invest in the stock market, my main focus is to get you to invest in yourself. Buy low, sell high, is probablyContinue reading “Who Is Your Worst Enemy When It Comes To Investing”
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The Ultimate Investing Question
What question is the most difficult to answer regarding investing? Do you think it is: What to buy? When to buy? When to sell? Are you thinking the hardest part of investing is “when to sell”? This is probably the most common question, but it is not the most difficult. A YouTuber with over aContinue reading “The Ultimate Investing Question”
The So-Called Wealth Gap Issue
What is your profession? Are you an engineer, a statistician, math teacher, or someone who likes numbers? Are you a critic, a complainer, an analyzer or someone who wants to make or see a change? I help others understand English, languages or to open their minds, i.e. see things differently or with an open mind.Continue reading “The So-Called Wealth Gap Issue”
What’s the Difference
Nathalia Arcuri, Thiago Nigro, Graham Stephan… The YouTubers have millions of subscribers, each! I have less than 100. What’s the difference? A single word can be used to define the difference. The same word applies to investing in yourself and investing in the stock market. This definitely eliminates persistence and patience. What do they haveContinue reading “What’s the Difference”
How to Write a Book about Investing
Is there a reason to write a book about finances and investing? With numerous books on finances and half the adult population financially illiterate, how can another book help? These two questions bring about the two main questions requiring a response: 1) Why write a book about investing? 2) Who is the target audience? WhatContinue reading “How to Write a Book about Investing”
The Cost of Not Teaching Investing
What is the purpose of school? Is it to learn math? Then let’s sum (pun intended) numbers. How long do you attend school? Twelve (12) years without college. Adding four (4) more years for college equals sixteen (16) years of school. How long do you work? If we finish school and work until we areContinue reading “The Cost of Not Teaching Investing”
Financial Education with Louis 